When asked which colored concrete application is the most commonly used by contractors, Ameripolish’s Greg Cabot and Curecrete’s Vernon Talbot both said dye was the most popular in their opinions.

Decorative Concrete; Colors & Stains; Why Color Choice is Vital to the Polished Concrete Process. For more than 2,000 years, stains and dyes have been an integral part of concrete floor systems.

Colored concrete flooring is very practical, attractive and durable. It is gaining in popularity as an interior finished floor, as well as a countertop treatment. Economics and easy maintenance ...

Concrete always draws to the mind block upon block of boring, drab, grey conformity. Massive, squarish, sturdy grey walls of typical concrete are great at holding up buildings, but they don't inspire ...

I think the better way to add any color to existing concrete you’re trying to freshen up is to simply add a thin 1/8-inch coat of cement stucco to the concrete.

DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. -- Take it from Deb Carson, plain concrete is just plain ugly. To address that inequity, the former member of the Iowa Air Guard transforms gray concrete into something colorful ...

The better way to add color to existing concrete is to add a thin 1/8-inch coat of cement stucco to the concrete. You’d be stunned at how easy it is to do this and achieve professional results.

Colored concrete paving brick took the home-building and remodeling industry by storm in the early 1980s. The first custom home I built had them specified for the driveway and front sidewalk.